Can this be installed on the back of the trailer or is this strictly for a car?
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I don't see any reason it wouldn't work on a trailer. You would need to test for the best placement, so the transmitter stays dry, and the wireless signal has an open path to the monitor. I put the transmitter in the tire well of my MINI Cooper, and it works fine from there.
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Yes it can be installed on the back of a trailer. However it will only transmit over a short distance. If the transmitter and receiver are too far apart the signal will be degraded or lost.
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i believe it can, but should not to. It said water proof but it's not.My was leak right at the first rain.It's a cheap China made, not worth it your money. DO NOT BUY
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it is activated by the back-up lights ,yes if the trailer has them , my unit only lasted 8 months and went blanck
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I've only had it for a few months and have never used it on a trailer however, it does have a place to run a line to tie it down on the front, back and sides.
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As long as there is a solid frame under the skin to attach to it probably can be installed on an aluminum sided RV .
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Yes. It has kind of a a lip which allows it to be used as a wheel chock. On the other wheel I would also use a wood block to keep the trailer pointed straight.
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Yes it can be mounted on either front or back. We mount ours on the back so we don't drive into the seed.
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I don't think its the car that matters, its the size and length of the tongue that comes out of your trailer hitch. I had to buy a longer tongue to accommodate it, and you probably will too.
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Not quite sure, I put it on a single axle landscape trailer. Its strong, but I wouldn't recommend for a anything double axle like big boat or RV.
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With my experience of using two of them on my trailer the answer is YES.The main thing to do is to use large washers under the head of the screws you will attach it to the trailer.I am well satisfied with the performance of mine.Peter.
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I just went out and looked and yes you can attached a trailer to the backhoe part. I don't believe you would have to take anything off as long as you would attach a appropriate size trailer.
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It is compatible with hard wired (not battery style) on any trailer. Be sure to measure the current opening of your existing unit to compare against this one
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possibly-I think it depends on the car-it is not that easy to install in my Subaru Outback so I try not to have to move it much. Plus it is pretty heavy and awkward but I think most of them are that way
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This a dual-chock for one side of trailer/vehicle. You would have to purchase 2 of these to chock both sides of a trailer/vehicle
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I would recommend a trailer if you don't have a PU truck. It would be difficult to get it up on a roof rack without dinging you car.
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You're going to have to drill holes to mount the bolts into. So, as long as you can do that? Yes. You might want to mount it on stabilized portions of the trailer.
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This item is specific for the front . There is a different product product for the rear.
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I would not rely on this alone to keep the trailer from rolling. I put wheel block wedges at both wheels, then adjusted the hitch jack to put jack stands under the trailer back. This wheel chock was only to keep someone from towing the trailer away in the middle of the night.
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Hi Dirk, Not quite sure about the question you are asking. If you want to install it on a Chrysler 300 car, I doubt this would be what you are looking for as This is more of a pickup truck hitch. Car hitches are usually quite a bit less towing capacity than a truck hitch would be and more specifically designed for each car due to the different frame configurations (uni-body) of most cars. This is a class III to IV hitch designed to tow upwards of 5,000 lbs and tongue weight of around 500 lbs. Most cars will not be capable of towing this much weight because of the frame design. If you are asking if this will attach to a "base plate" to tow the car behind a truck? The answer would be yes, but still dependant on the tow bar you would be using. Hope this helps answer your question...